Danielle Veney

Danielle Nicole Veney, a Maryland native was born in 1995 in the beautiful City of Baltimore. She is an only child of Doris Veney and graduated from The Seton Keough High School, an all-girls college preparatory private, Roman Catholic high school in Baltimore, Maryland. During her years in high school Danielle was apart of many programs, activities, and organizations such as Student Government, member and President of Alpha Sophia, member of the Track and Field and Woman’s Basketball Team. Danielle was on the honor roll throughout high school, where she received several awards and graduated as the highest speaking Latin Student in the Class of 2013.

At a young age Danielle’s mind was set and all she wanted to do was help her community

After graduation, Danielle was accepted to several institutions, but decided to further her higher education at Virginia Union University in Richmond, Virginia in 2010 to study Criminal Justice with a minor in Mass Communication. After a semester at Virginia Union University, Danielle made the President’s List but decided that she wanted to continue her education at Clark Atlanta University in Criminal Justice changing her minor in Sociology. Danielle is a current member of Clark Atlanta University’s Woman’s Basketball Team, Panther Diamond, Miss CAB of Campus Activity Board, Event Coordinator of Student- Athlete Advisory Committee and National Association of Blacks in Criminal Justice. Upon graduating, she plans to attend the University of California, Los Angeles or Loyola Marymount University to work toward a Masters in Forensic Science. Danielle is a current intern for The Georgia State Legislative Black Caucus and has worked at Downtown Locker Room as a customer service representative. She has appeared in the Baltimore Sun, AFRO, The Catholic Review, Today’s Black Woman’s Magazine, IFashion Magazine of New York for commercial products, and for her community service. As well as Modeling in Fashion on the Hudson, Travis Winkey, and New York’s Fashion Week. Danielle has been active in her community in political, religious and educational activities. She has served as a volunteer with youth organizations and gives back to her community. She also shadowed local elected officials to get a grasp on what changes they were making for a better Baltimore, to use those ideas on a smaller scale to help her community. Danielle has received numerous awards and achievements such as Unsung Hero Award 2013 and participates in civic and non-profit